Deep Dive Analysis of Current Enterprise Network Security Mechanisms
summary
Covers a comparative analysis of common wired and wireless enterprise security protocols — specifically SSH, IPsec, TLS, 802.1X and EAP — explaining how their security mechanisms are used and how they differ. Uses that comparison to build attendees’ understanding of key protocol behaviors, assuming familiarity with ephemeral Diffie-Hellman, digital certificates, and public/private cryptography.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:44Why this session exists
- 3:36Session Overview
- 5:23Peek Apps
- 7:18Protocol Stacks
- 9:30Evolution
- 12:30Message Flow Diagram
- 15:53Packet Captures
- 24:19IETF
- 33:02TLS
- 34:33TLS 135
- 41:44SSH
- 43:04Windows
- 47:22Download the specs
- 47:51Wrap up
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